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IIE NKW ?, F.stahtshPd Nov. M-U - consolidated Jan. 1, 1805.
fE 11EKAL.IJ. tstftbiisiiea Apnuu,. )
OR! EVENING CUTTING RFFRRY
UAKIILL III'.TWLEN TWO YOUJiG
MEN EMS SERIOUSLY.
t-jje Startler .I" l'rels Kncsffe In
i...rrrl lii Which the Former lit
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tallel SherltT HoUoway In Search
If the WouM-l'.e .KSJin-ttlier .-e
tVhont Town -.'X .
. nn affr.'iv at Cedar, Creek but dam
ning, in which bad wuiskey lormeu
i inconsiderable partGeo. StaJler,
... i r.t V,:-. n L- ' Uusc.rie. was
hUIl-li' -Lin u' .......
iouslv carved up by a young man
aeu juc i
w the facial reasons fur Lie
ub!e. but st.uik-r hirf ample proof
ia trouble cxUtcJ. The I'.e.hy part
i :. .i li..- ; iniil bare to tne
Ills buuuiui i c7
DC, anu auviijui
mnd. in hid side.
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I .i . utno. of carnage lat niht
t the' man who did tho cutting uau
d for parts unknown. The otiicer
I.vit-r Wai'ncr S ttlla
.-hr.. P, eis had worked.
t he Imd'not been there and U'evi-
ntly biding among relatives.
riMh n,. n are said to have been
U IDE-AW
SOUM) MOSY
,der the influence
of liquor at the
ne. Sheriff Hollway will make an
Tnrt to cauture Mr. I'reia, and by ex
nolo iut a stop to Cedar
They HoUl An Kuthuslatlc MeetlnB-K.
XV. I5ceon A-MretiBOB the Gathering.
l.kttsmouth were
ablaze with the glare of the flambeau
nfl nwjikn to tho enthusiastic ehouts
McKinley last
O l li v luiiv-w -
nin-ht T)an Smith with tne wen-
drilled II. N. Dovey llamoeau ciuq
made a display on the streets that
would be hard to equal. The proces-
one and the crowd which greeted tho
vi. il-k-nown 'Red Oak attorney was
larger than the hall could hold.
Hon. Ii. 1J. Windham presided and
introduced the speaker in a felicitous
sneech that was sound to the core in
favor of protection and sound money
with its attendant relative national
ni osperitv .
Mr. JJeeson, the speaker, proceeded
at once to the discussion of the para
mount. U-u.'s of the camDaisrn. lie
kept his audience, which filled ater-
man's hall to overflowing, in excel
lent humor with witty stories used to
aullv illustrate a point. Uis address
was au able argument in favor of the
republican platform that to reasonable
men seemed unanswerable.
NEIIAWKA NOTES.
fcu tfO ttf3 & J -
THE SEASON FOR NEW
C5
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Footwear...
NOW AT HAND.
The place to buy Footwear is from a reliable house that
carries nothing but the best of goods. ; JOSEPH FETZEU
has a reputation for carrying the best Stock in Plattsmouth
and his prices are always right.
JOSEPH FETZER,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB
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EXCLUSIVE SHOE DEALER.
"If.
rfuin the Kccibter.
J. W. Conn has a number of men
Creek I employed picking apples, of which he
awls, which have been too common
t late to suit tbe law abiding peop.o
f that corouiunityT
A Sl'LEMHO DAMiUET..: V'
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ien Itj II. N. Uovejr to the
Clul Saturday Night..
The elegant homo of H. N. ' Dovey
n rortii i-ouriu Btreeu ""
revelry and good cheer Saturday
vening, when eighty-three members
f tho 11. N. lovey flambeau club and
lee', club pat' down to a sumptuous
leasts
The red, whito and blue decorations
n silk ribbon w;is more beautiful in
he elegant doigns than we could por-
ray in a written clescrijition. Iliree
nurses were served at the banquet
oard which was by all odds the hnest
Isupoor ever given in tte cny on so
ar"-e a scale at a private house.
Miss Kes.-ler presided at the piano
hroughout the evening. Miss Kaubie
rendered solos on tho violin, the glee
lub saner their best campaign melo
lies and A. I. lleeson and C. S. Polk
delivered ?l.c.'clifS apt :.ppro-
riate to the o. earion. Tho host gave
..,1n,ir:,l,'.o a-l.lre-s of welcome.
and all in a-1 U w:t? an event me
fortunate giants will long remember.
The club, hea-Ud bv the cornet band,
marched up to the houe early in the
veiling, and it was r.ot until nearly
11 o'cloek th;tt an adjournment was
,aken. Th. b-ys are loud in their
nrai.-e of the elaborato menu, as well
as tle jp'.emlid -.-rvice.
I'.rou nr v. ooley.
The silver debate at Wabash be
tween W. I.. Browne and II II.
Woo!cy, b. th former citizens of
Platts-mouth, was ruunuod up by
Bixby in the following trenchant way:
It ma ic t..il y
To hear lir.-wuc an 1 ..k.-U-v
l.)'si.cus tlio prcat '.r-uo "t state:
Wlit-ii o siCl Mam."
Brounc rcsfH,!c-l ta;n '
And they b.it!i were el.-ek f'.iil-i'f i'.i !).'U--
i...'.cv -a. 1 that the n.it'.t
h.'utJ be iuii v. : i ! i - Lit stint
Ce-iniug silver i. -aiJ.ie-- ..f fa':.:
That it never KoulJ e'i..c
An J tt.e au Jieti.e r.-e
To a man. and Je.-eileJ the I. ail.
O. v.heu "ili.Miie" l.ean
I"he ret'.n neJ tv a man.
I-.r they kn-- he was loaded w:th l.u t:
In Ir.s 1 al talk
He was cs CK ol t!;e w.tiK
And ti.e if ceied till the icaiuj! wa-
has a good crop, and thinks he will
have 4, WO bushels.
Miss Libbie Beach drove over to
Piattsmouth last Friday evening and
returned Su.iday afternoon, accom
panied bv her mother, who remained
until Wednesday, when her husband
camo nftor her.
liev. L. Jean returned Wednesday
from the Des Moines.Iowa, conference.
He will fill his appointmont at Pal
myra Sunday.
A few of the old settlers gathered at
the home of Mr. ana M.-s.. Lawson
Sheldon Monday to pass the day. Tho
occasion was the C!)th birthday of Mr.
Sheldon, the 4'Jth birthday of Mrs. B.
W. Bates and tho 70th anniversary of
the birth of E. W. Barnum. Thero
were present: E. W. Barnum, II. C.
U'olph, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. S. M. Kirk
natrick. Mrs. Amelia Weston, B. W.
Bates and wife, L. C. Pollard and
wife, Amsdel Sheldon and wife of
Avoca, and Mr. and Mrs. Halsey of
Wyoming. It was a notable gather
ing of some-jf the early pioneers of
this part of the state, and the day was
greatly enjoyed by all.
The Itirt Inlay So laL
The Presbvterian ladies scored quite
a social and financial success at their
Birthday social last evening. A large
crowd was present and an unusually-
pleasant time was had. The ravenue
derived must have netted a neat sum,
as each guest was supposed to bring a
penny for each year of his or her age.
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TIIK NKWS- LEAFLET NO. 17.
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N EWTON , M ITCH ELL
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FISH BROTHERS'
VAGONS..
.Farmer..
Who Has the Best torn in Cass County
To the person bringing to. our store tho THREE
EARS CORN WEIGHING THE MOST, be
tween now and December 25, we will give ono
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Are the Jbeaders Gorder purchases them in
car load lots - and, therefore, is enabled to sell
them at a low figure. He is the only dealer in
the county who purchases his wagons and. bug
gies in car load lots.
BLK5GBES
To the person bringing the. three ears weighing
SECOND heaviest we will give ono
To the person bringing -the three ears weighing
- THIRD heaviest .Wc-willglvo'
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And Spring Wagons of the best makesfwe are
selling at a reasonable figure. The best Hand
made harness in the state, in which nothing but
the old-fashioned Oak Tanned leather is used.
LARGE LINE OF ROBES AND WHIPS
Merchandise Valued at $5.00 i
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eked.
At t!ie i-io-e ' f t!.e
When ti:e votes ate
I-'roiii th i li e v'.d I .
1 l.eie w... 1 e .11 the
Ja-t a l:i;i.dre !
To the cred t of W i '.';:
it y t .w 11.
I.. lirowne.
St-ixlt (rrt ini; ti riittnioiith.
Chairman .1. II. Hall is in receipt of
the following letter, which is self ex
nianatot y :
llFAI-.'t AMI -k- Kill IIU'AN Cl'l'M'V ClN
TK AL CeM Ml 11 11 I .INeel N. Neb.. Sent. t. J .
1 1 lail.lw .'),:" Mr: 1 deirc to thank you ami
also thi.'.iuh vui: t!,e o.aniations ii..:ti your city
tliat aided s . mateiial'y on the '-"-'th in wehomin
... .t... i . ..I ill.- war. It was a ijratid
lv I Pill V. : i o -
re. eptioii to K'and nun and a day loiig to be re
memberer, l.i ai. of us.
The ii(xe-s id the detn Mi-t I at ion IS due to the
interest taken by yourselves and others, who
werew.:; to devote one day to patriot :n and
honest fcoveinineiit.
In the name of the r nubluis d ancater
county 1 des.ret,. say to yui.r poej-.e mar
v.,Ur May In the ctty was so pleasant that you wi I
. . i .. . i i . , .an. n.'ain. 1 am respectfully
r.i k
(Cut this out and put it in
reference.)
People who have been wondering
what is the trouble with the condition
of business and wages, whether in tho
citv. tho town or the country, may be
iiOrrnil.nl in tbf following otjinion of
:i lir.tlnTuished citizen of tho United
t-.i- nne who has r'iven much care
I ful stuilv to those subjects.
"It is not an increase in the volume
of money which is the need of the
time, but au increase in the volume of
business. Not an increase of coin, but
an increa-o of confidence. Not more
coinage, but a more active use of the
tnr.ri.-v coined. Not open mints for
the unlimited coinage of the silver of
I the world, but open mills for the opeD
and unrestricted labor of American
workingmeu. The employment of
our mints for the coinage of the silver
of the world would not bring the
necessaries aud comforts of life back
lo. This will only come
with the employment of tho masses,
and such employment is certain to 101
low tho re-establishment of a wise
nrotective policy which shall encour
age manufacturing at Home. Protec
tion has lost none of its virtue and im
portance. Tho first duty of the
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CftSS COUNTY.
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F. J. MORGAN,
AUGUST
MAIN STREET,
GORDER,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
E. G. DOVEY &
NEW FALL AND WINTER
..GOODS NOW IN..
Nicest Line ol Dress Goods in tne 6Itu
the LEADING CLOTHIER.
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THE I'OOK tilKLS.
Most girls look prettier at a piano
than they sound.
One of the funniest things in the
world is to see a girl wearing bloom
ers cry like a woman.
A man by study and rcsearcn can
. . .1 1 .... ti i" t li i ti ir
in timo unaersiaiiu aiuiuon -
save a woman's conscience.
a n-ivi cnanda the rrreater part of
her time in the front part of the house,
but after she marries she moves to the
kitchen.
It is said that after a woman has
re- made some sarcastic remark about a
Legal Notice.
In the district emi t of Cass county. Nebraska.
Maria I'.eneke. l'lamutt
'S. c
Christopher Uetieke.
Defendant. ' , , ,
. i i; .t..f..M.hmt in th' above en-
v niisioiMiei ...v...... -- ----
! . i . i : ; ii ... l-.. ..,.t that on ttie jnddav
. i . .... i...'. 'i.ik-. M .rio i;.-ii..L-,. nlaintirf herein.
tiled her petition in the district court of Lass
county. Nebraska, the object and pray r of which
... .a....;.. .n....r. from iKh sauf t nristoDher
Heneke tm the ground that the said Christopher
i. i ii.. ,i..t..rt..,l tlii'; nlaintirl ami lor
more than two years last past lias been wnlluily
absent from her.
You are retjuired to answer said petition on or
i. . .... .i... urn, .lav Xnvi.mliiT. I"'.), or the al
legations therein will be taken as true against
V(,U- . , I... T lull
IateJ tins oui uay oi uuouti, .-.
Maria Uenike
By C. S. I'olk, her Attorney.
SlEK. Marl.
Ill tlie Ni-w lfiKt.
The vlegant new C. cc M. p.tsstngi-r
station in this city was conuii'cled
la,t wvo'.i aud today gent Pickett
and hif corps of assistants moved
over inio their new quartets which
are mode's of neatness and conveni
niv. Tito depot is of tressed St.
Louis brick, is located e-ist of the
tracks on the northsido of the street
with an elcirant park and fountain (the
latter not completed) at tho rear, mak
ing f it ono of the nicest depots in
the state. The people of Piattsmouth
appreciate the liberality of tho 11. & M
mrinn feme nt in exnendimr so much
tnoiiev here to improve and beautify
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their property.
publican party if Jestored to power in
the country, will be the enactment of a
.;:t i.ib whif h will raise all the
money necessary to conduct the gov
eminent, economically and honostly
administered, and so adjusted a9 to
give preference to homo manufac
turers and adcouato protection to
home labor and tho homo market."
Do you know who said this ? If not,
oet 1I n. Willi im McKinley's letter
acceptance and read it. If you can
not get it write to the republican com
mittee of vour county or state, or to
the national committee at Chicago for
it n nl rend r-verv lino. There is no
better explanation of all tho import
and "..-sues of the campaign. Then tell
.. . . i . i. :
your ncigliDor auout it. aim a&t uuu iu
read it.
woman's age there is no longer any
fear of her chasing him.
When a man is a bachelor, the
woman accounts for it by saying that
he once loved a girl, and she jilted
him, and now he is soured. As if a
little thing like tbat could sour a
man !
Thflv can talk all they pleaso about
higher education and greater freedom
of action making women bronder-
mindod. but we have noticed that
when a woman gets mad she is as nar
row minded as sho was 20 years ago.
Atchison Globe.
To Lovitm of Flouors.
L. A. Moo e has a large variety o
extra fine chrysanthemum and cosmos
plants in pots which he will sell a
limited number of to make room in
rrrr-nn house. Prices from 20 to
3"c each. They are well set with buds
tr ,,tc. Vina n la.rrre variety of narcis
lilv. tulip and hyacinth bulbs, ex
tri fine, at prices lower than ever heard
of before. Call at the greenhouses
near the Missouri Pacific depot.
Hakery Kruprnml.
The old reliable Vienna bakery has
been reopened under the present man
agement and the best of everything in
the way of bread, pies, cakes, etc. will
bo kept constantly on hand. We
should be glad lo ereet our old cus
tomers and many new ones. Leave
nrriors r the wafron will call at your
house Monday. Respectfully,
J. V. E.UKl,.KU.li. i.
Collection Notice.
I will bo at the office of M. S. Briggs
hereafter, and those owing mo for
nl am rr-nuested to call and settle
their accounts and oblige.
IlENIiY IlEMFEL.
Sheriffs Sale.
Hv virtue of an order of sale issued ny George
F l'louseworth. clerk of the district court within
I j ... i - ... ...... v..l.r:i L a mi.! to tne directeu.
a-.lU IOI eMSl.u...,,....;...-....- -
i : 1 1 .... .i ti Y .i-ii. t oi, iiviMimri.. i - m.ni. At
o'clock a. m. of said day at the south door of the
i ; ii.- riiv r.f Piattsmouth. in said
touii in.nt ' . : . - : ...:i
county, sell at pulilic auction, to uie ihkucsi uiu-
tier ioi i-ur-u. im. T f . i
i rttitntpni-iniT at a r-Ollll ruus iiunii ui
.'.I. i: i ..-..nt l... it nnnrtfr ftf the south
. ;.. P.;11n is touimlun 1 ranore M
. .v. tv, i i in th ntv ii littsnioutn.
tMM Ll 111C 111 . ' J " . . ,
tt.. V..Kr..oL-., rw n r- r i in 1 1 X 11 1 W IlOft II
L H'Ulll, ,-wu4.--.c. " .
t . i t Ui itifTit avi'iitipi tht'lir
. i w. 1 1 ;.,rt-o. .,..,.,,,, a ki livt" t li-nre wt?st
fect to the place ot beginning, being a part of lot
11 in aid section, also the north 44 leei ol mat
part oi 101 i u;iw.v. , .ii
1 w r.vh: mirth rl til KOlHll line fit the
ai a pom i. i ' - ----
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of
section i. iou i--. "S'
feet- thence east to BiilitiRS avenue; thence south
on Hillings avenue 1 U feet: thence west -M0 feet
. .. ..I." ..I Iw.-rlrniinir. alsu C Oil 1 111 L" II C I II ? Bt A
ill llie in.ll.1: m wv.f...."..'e.. - " -
rirnt Ji) feet west of the northeast corner of lot
1' in section is, town l:!. range 14: thence south
241 feet to place of beRiuniuK: thence south H'.H
feet; thence west to me wer-i. 101c k ... uu-iks
north li'.'.t feet; tlience east to the place of begiu-
nins;, Deitig apart oi 101 u m ;i. j-vyiui., ...-.v
lot T in block til; all ol above aescriueu property
being in the city of Piattsmouth. Cass county. Ne
braska, together with the privileges and appur
. .... t .. .j.ri...nii, ilivrtcriiiir nr in anvwise an-
purtaining. 1 lie same being leviea upon aim
taken as the property of Grace 1. Copeland and
Geome S. C'Linelan. i. defendants; to satisfy a
Right Up to Date
Is this Ladies' Costume of
Serge, Silk and Velvet, deco-
reted with J-ace waging, uui
tons and Soutache Braid; 40
cents being for the Butterick
Pattern.
If You Like tbe Pattern,
Come and See the Goods.
Upon our Dress Goods count
ers will bo iouna an ino sea
sonable Fabrics in the new
colorings, broadcloth, novelty
Suitings, Canvases, iioeuneb,
Silks, Velvets,C;orauroys.eT,c.,
as well as a complete stock of
Dress Trimmings ana otner
Dry Goods.
Ladles' Underwear
Department.
T.adies' Fleece lined Under
wear from 15 cents, up.
Ladies' Union Suits in cot
ton and Wool from 50 cts, up.
Yarns in Ice wooiuerman
town Zephyr, German Knit
ting, Saxony, apanisu uu
CoraL ,
Hosiery W ool ana iieece
Lined a'll grades.
A most elegant line of dress
patterns no two alike. All
the newest designs just im
ported.
The Latest Styles
In Cloaks.
Cloakingsin Beaver, Astra-
chan. Broadcloth and new
novelities.
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judgment of said court recovered by I'lattsmotith
l.iian and Building association, plaintiff, and C.
K. Wescott and other defendants against said
e.opeianu.
... i.hiu null v.lllul WI- it- ... .
(irace I). Copeland aud George S
leuuHius.
Piattsmouth, Nebraska, Oct. fi. A. I). 189.
HARVEY HOIXOWAY.
Sheriff Cass county, Nebraska.
The Cttns County Dairy.
Everything clean fresh and pure.
Milk, cream or buttermilk delivered
sit your door every day.
II. F. Dean, Prop.
1 iW 3 Jm"(li I
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The Latest Styles
in Shoes.
Our stock in this depart
ment is more complete thao
ever before. We have taken
erreat pains in our selection
V . -tot . -V
lrom tne amereuv uw
kets .
Ladies' shoes from 11.00 to
$3.50. , ,
Little Gents' styles in black
and tans.
We sell the "Budd Baby
Chnna C.vlW ftTld HAS OUT Una.
Henderson's Queen Shoe
$2.50.
New Novelty
Dress Goods.
w v. o-tra nnmnta on sale
A Dress Form Corset for 50
cents, regular price 75 cents.
A new line of Buttons,
Braids and Jets just received.
Agents for Butterick Pat
terns. .
Ask for the new jxovemoer
Fashion Sheet.
The Delineator for Novem
ber tow ready.
In Window Shades,
Lace Curtains and
Damask Curtains
We are showing a better as
sortment than ever.
We have good, warm
blankets from 48c, up. Come
in and inspect them.
CALL FOR A
November Delineator.
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We are Showing a Nice Line of Carpetings...
Ingrains and Brussels; China and Jap Mattings...
Agents for the Gage Down Corset Waists, Etc...
. G.
DOVEY
DRY GOODS EMPORIUM.
SON'S
This Office for Fine Job Printing:
MomuHin, Nebraska.